Just like structs, classes can also have methods. The syntax for creating and calling methods is also very similar:

For example, we can create a class called `Rectangle` with `width` and `height` attributes and a method called `area`, which calculates the area of the rectangle object based on the `width` and `height` values:

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Which of the following is a valid method?

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Class Methods